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The document contains a C programming example that grades a student's mark based on predefined ranges. It prompts the user to enter a mark and assigns a grade from A to F based on the input. If the mark is invalid, it requests the user to try again.

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15 views2 pages

Tutorial 1

The document contains a C programming example that grades a student's mark based on predefined ranges. It prompts the user to enter a mark and assigns a grade from A to F based on the input. If the mark is invalid, it requests the user to try again.

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2/18/2014

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2/18/2014

Grading example
• #include<stdio.h>
• void main()
• {
• float mark;
• char grade;
• printf("Enter the mark attained by the student ");
• scanf("%f", &mark);
• if((mark>=70) && (mark<=100))
• grade = 'A';
• else if(mark>=60)
• grade = 'B';
• else if(mark>=50)
• grade = 'C';
• else if(mark>=40)
• grade = 'D';
• else if((mark>=0) && (mark<40))
• grade = 'F';
• else
• printf("Invalid mark..try again");
• printf("The student scored %f which is grade %c ",mark, grade);
• }

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